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THE oPHrHALMoL0aIsTs.
The sessions Of the sec.

The sessions Of the Sec
ton on ophthalmology
have been OF great inter
est to the room full OF
doctors, devoted to the
eye, who assemble every
day. Some OF the most
famous OculiStS Of the
world are there. One OF
the secretaries OF the
section, speaking to q
STAR reporter, said ne
thought that this con-
greSs, so far as results
were concerned, from an
opthalmOlOgist'S point OF
view, would be the most
important gathering ever
held. Such men as
MoOren, OF Dusseldorf;
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GENERAL LAND COMMISSIONER SPARKS TALKS TO THEN
FOR AN HOUR AT THEIR ANNUAL MEETING.
CARLYLE, Ill, Sept 1.-THE annual reunion q
old settlers OF Clinton County was very largely at.
tended. The meeting was called To order at 10 ~
N. by 7. 8. Ramsay, president or the association.
After short talk by MIR. Ramsay, and Instrumental
and vocal music, prayer was offered by Rev. Levi
W alker, OF Carbondale, followed by an anthem by
the choir. The address or welcome was delivered
by MI. Sterling p. Bond. Hon. w. A. j. Sparks.
OF the General Land ONCE, Washington, ID. G., who
Is spending his vacation here, this being his old
home, addressed the meeting for an hour He
alluded 70 many interesting Incidents OF pioneer
life In the early DAYS or this country. Mrs. Eunce
Ramsay was Introduced by Mai. 0'Hornett, who
stated that she had learned him his alphabet.
She taught school In this county early 1s:fe.
A number or the pioneers present made volunteer
speeches recalling many noteworthy events.
Officers for the ensuing year were elected. as fol-
lows: President, Capt. A. ii. Johnson; yice-presi-
dent, Samuel Walker; secretary, NJ. j. 0'Hornelt;
treasurer, Daniel Lacey; executive committee,
Jason Norman, Bennett Posey, Jacob Baston,
Thos. Sharp, Samuel Burnside. The association
now numbers between 800 and 400 members.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
TALKS OF THE DOCTORS.
Papers Read and Discussed At Meet
ingN Of Sections

PHYSICIANS WHO ARE DEVOTED TO THEIR SPECIAL
TIEs-sOME OF THE COMMUNICATIONS PRESENTED
YRsTRRDAY-PoINTs OF POPULAR NTKREsT-A
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT THE MEETINGS.
Many OF the doctors attending the congress are
devotfng their entire time to the special work OF
the sections and take little part either In the
general sessions OF the congress or In the social
entertainments. In these sections one can meet
men famous for their successes in certain studies,
and see them at their best when their faces are
lighted and their1speech inspired with the enthu-
siasm born OF love for their work.
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%11ffIH Z. j. oa a5Eb;os.} Trustee.

DARXERs 0INGIR TONIC. THE BEST CURE
for COughst We.k Lungs, Asthm., Indigestion, In
msdicinss WITH Ja%sass Ginsss e s.srts curstiye
Lungs RheumatteFn. Female Complaints, and the dis
tfessang lbs Of the stomach, Liver. Kidneys and
would recover ther health by the timely use OF PAR-
xx1s 0xaR ToNlc. h new life and strength 70 the
street. N. J. mh5
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AUCTION SALES.
w 637 Louisiana ave-.
Opposite City Post Office.

w 637 Louisiana ave..
Opposite City Post Office
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C..
At AUCTION, at OUR SALESROOMS,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER EIGHTH,
ut TEN O'CLOCK comprising useful goods for almost
every department of the hou.ehold. FINE PIANO
FORTE, PARLOR, BEDROOM and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, &c.
PLATED WARE, CASTORS, CHAIRS, TABLES,
CUTLERY, DISHES. &C. &c.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, UPWARD OF FIFTY ELE-
CANT NEW AND SECONDHAND CARPETS,
DIFFERENT MEASUREMENTS AND QUAIL
TIES.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, WELL-BUILT COVERED
EXPRESS WAGONS. IN GOOD ORDER NEW
TIRES &c, AND ONE GREY HORSE, SIX
YEARS OLD, VERY FINE.
AT THE SAME HOUR. HORSE, EXPRESS WAGON
AND HARNESS, TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RE-
SERVE
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AUSTIN r 2. Brown sSS Trustees.
THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
DY DUNOANSON BROS, Auct1oneerA

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDIVIDED INTEREST.
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust. duly recorded,
respectively, in Lber HOS. folio 373 and Lber f31
TAG, folio 2S7. ct seQ. OF the land records Of the
District Of Colpm6is we VIII sell On THURSDAY,
within the auction rooms Of DUNCANS0N BROS. COR
INqTON, b. q, ct THEE O'CLOCK p. n, iii the
light tide and interest Of Frank Whiting in the estate
0( John T. sullivan, deceased to which said Frank
Whiting y entitled = Of the children Of Eliza
beth Whiting. deceased. who the daughter Of John
proyemsnts. veys sasemsnts righta pryileses and
appertainine and al the estate night title interest
and claim eatheE e Law or equity OK bow
scrtbed real estate and premises.
Terms Of SALE cash; Of which deposit OF $3.50 must
Wise the trustees ressrve the right resell the risk
and cost q the dsfsuting purchaser after I'VE days
public notice Of such resale In Newspaper pub
hshed In Waslangton. D. G. ConveyAncing. &C.. ct
SGfqIA g GREEN. rru.t...
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TEE COMING MATCH RACE At SnRErsHxAp BAY
Mr. Fredk Gebhard and Nessr2 Norris ana Har-
wood have made match rice for $1,000 q side be-
tween their ponies Rosar1um ana Bar Sinister.
$500 forfeit having been agreed upon. The match
VIII be run at the Sheepshead Bag track next sat
urday, each pony 70 carry $50 pounds, 7-pou ods'
tleman rider 1as tho mount on either. Besides
that allowance, Bar Sinister Is 70 be given 81
snce IN the height OF the ponies. The rSce Is one
that excires much interest among club men, Is the
BanburY- Klkwood race does among horsemen gen
orally.
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VYHE CEIfULOlD TRUSS
i That never 6eefs. never veArs cut always clean
md epn be worn while bathing. -
lSlor oaleat CHAa YISHERA
623 stb street northwest
Nxs. yIsHEI deSetes hsg sslcatoD - IN. wants Ut
lAaS kxSxelan nal
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Nss poLxs BrRrHDAy RxMEMBERED.-The eighty.
fourth anniversary OF NH. James X. Folks birth
took place sunday. Notes OF congratuiAtion were
numerous Mrs. Polk stu continues In good health
though somewhat feeble from her advanced -
She resides In Nashville Tenn
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PAnxxrs Han Bx1s.x

The populaF fAveRih for dressing he haar restr,nr
ehs COLOR vn0 Gzsy. and peevsnting dandruH e
esansss The ecap. stops the hair falling and u surs 70
tlsasa 6oa nd q II dxu0asAa
HINDEROOKNA
Ihe afest surest and best cure for Ooxn Dunsons
en Stops II pain. xnsarss Comfort 10 ~ - Never
Aals 70 cure. Is cena g oyugg1sts. bS.vGnH
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TER FvExrSG STAR f. served to subscribers In tina
ry bv ileiT Own account 10 cents pef
Uesk or 44c. per month Copies at the counter,
cents each BY mall-postage prepaid-50 cents 8
month: one year. So. six months 3D.
Entered at the Post Once at Washington D. c., -
second class mail matter
TIE WEEKLY STAR-pubiished on Fr,dav-a1 n
rear postage prepaid Six months so cents
ISAn mail subscriptions must be paid In sdy>naoe
no paper sent longer than is paid for
Rates of advertising made known ON .n,l;c.tion
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hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY, BELONGING
TO THE ESTATE OF PHILIP OTTERBACK,

By virtue Of DEGREES of the Supreme Court of the
and Lewis and others the are as
are and Henry ptsrback
appointed BY said decrees will SELL to the highest bid
ber in front of the premises. the following parcels
Ds 81 81 TIE 5d
M, certain market farm. house, and grounds stu
.tsa s # the Of + Good
county Of Washington. c. containing about fifteen
ceres OF land more or less now occupied by Peter g.
AT =. EVE yEn. ooLocK (. NJ. ON THE SAME
the Otterbsck estate now in the occupation OF Thomas
Young s'pasa on the west side Of 18th street BE-
tngton C., known as No. 11O5 Sth street southeast
Other buildings and including the grounds sppeftsn
JET 1 sas !. 1t she At tas
oo1nsr Of 9Th aud streets in city Of
small dwelling Sth street sdjoining, and small
E s'rs SH sSSS1 THE FIFTEENTH
ToSs ecIocK IN Ioss t. Il. I Il. 49, fa part
on q II
IN SMssnnston =: e. and improved by livery stable
fMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. subdivisions I
By small dwellings, Georgia avenue, near Eth street
sersh 2sS y wssssh9l%pEtV9n 3
SS1sTf FoSR Pax ok
p ts % 10 IL II n T. On sb S ~
Ell: T being sss I'll sSs saS
east between and streets southeast.
DAY 81 sEPfEMbEk 1857 at f6uR
corner Of Frat street and street southeast beins
Isl Il fe c On
$50, at the northeast corner of Half street and
street southwest being 553 feet ON Half street and
At FIVE O'CLOCK ?. H.. lots /. 2, 8, and S, in
street Fourth street, street south aud South Car
01hi 7nsoas %HpsEspAy THE rwENrYr1Rsr
DAY OF SEPIEMBER. 1887, at HALF-PAST FOiih
O'CLOCK p ~ lots 8. 9, 10. II, ~, Is, IA, Is. is
bordering on Tenth street south street and ELEVENTH
sfxfSaSS fAyRspAS ii: fhk H@Esry.sEcoNp
344 g r. lss
10, in square l. bordering sSth street. between
and streets northwest, occupied as q stOne-yard.
for want Of time or any other the sales Of
times severally specified adjournments Will be then
and there made to future day to be also further adj
Terms Of sale to each parcel are a. follows One
third OF the money in cash. and the balance
in twelve u) and twenty Jour t24) months respec-
lively from day of sale for which the promissory notes
rate Of six cent snnum from the day Of SALE
payable semi annually and secured by deed OF trust
:, the Of the
Chaser deposit Of $50 on each uniinproved piece
and 600 each improved piece OF property required
time Of sale the terms Of sale OF either parcel
trustees reserve the right resell ut the risk and
the detsulting purchaser after i've days notice
! In Inc evening s'1H ur,1o ,,o,,p,
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MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. YOU WILL.
~ never mow what 1t II TO drink the Richest and
Best Co1es Produced in all the world until you have
tired GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer-
Chants sell IL because Of the small profit II a6ords
stu we have found After several years u constant
s.Rsrmsnt II keeping II resqlsriy IN stocl that our
the dinerenoe cur sales Of It having already reached
marvellous proport1ona This entirely oyercomes an.
VIZ; That Of Offering Coffee not freshly roastsd. We
oess tneSe goods sver day. and more twice
nysrsd 20 the customer ELPHONZ0 YOUNG6 CO..
80 9th -. bet and Z ty6
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w. wILLOUGHBY,
458 Louisiana avenue,
HENRY Il. DAVIS, IT,.
468 Louisiana avenue, Afus'
JESSE y. WILSON,

VVRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LOTS
i ON CORCORAN STREET. BETWEEN 18th AND
10TH STREETS NORTHWEST, IN SQUARE
By virtue Of deed Of trust made to and az
seQ..of the land records Of the District of Column 49,
bis at the request OF the party secured thereby
THURSDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY of SEPTEM.
Der, A. d. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lots num-
subdivision by Jas E. Fitch ct al as the same are OF
record in the Office Of the surveyor the District
Columbia.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-half cash. balance in six and
interest at per cent annu to he secured by
deed OF trust the property sold all cash. option
Of purchaser deposit Of $3.50 required at time OF
sale. Terms of sale to be complied with within ten
days from day of sale, property will be resOd ii
cost OF defaulttng purchaser COnveyancing &C., at
purchasers cost
s H1sf1 4 = :. S ss5sTkIh Trustees
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE.
By virtue Of decree passed ON the 22d day Of -
July, A. d. 1887, by the justice holding the special
term Of the Supreme Court Of tho District OF Co.
pending in said Supreme Court Wherein John john
defsndants WILL Trustee In said decree appointed
sell IN fE9nt 81 The premises on THURSDAY, SEP
NJ Lot lettered IN, in the subdivision Of original
lots numbered tventy-nine C29l and thirty (30) in
in the city Of Warrington District Of Columbia,
privileges and sppurtsnances to tie same beions1ns
or IN suyxise sppertanng. The said lot IL improved
by . two (2) story frame House.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash. balance in three
equal instalments at one, two, and three years
day Of secured by notes Of with lien
reserved on the property, all cash, ct purchasers
deposit Of 800 will be required It time Of sale.
EDWIN FORREST, Trustee,
su29-eo&ds 468 Louisiana avenue northwest
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CARDINAL GIBBONS RINGS SroLEH.-Cardinal Glib
bons' residence In Baltimore was entered sunday
night by thief, who got into the library and stole
two gold rings, one OF which was q present from
pope Lao TO the cardinal. The thief left no cue.
The second ring was LETT by the Late Archbishop
Bailey and was valued at s, O00.
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Terms cash. se6.2t
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO.sTOR1
FRAME BUILDING USED AS a STORE AM

FRAME BUILDING USED AS a STORE AND
DWELLING, SITUATE AT SOUTHEAST CORNER
NINTH AND STREETS SOUTHEAST. :.
By virtue Of Q deed of trust duly recorded in -
Of the District Of Columbia, and at the written I3I
request Of she party secured the undersigned
premises. on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER EIGHTH. A.
following described real estate situate the city Of
Washington in said District to w.t. The north thirty
depth of Extyseven feet ten and half inches (67
feet 1O4 nches) of original lot numbered seven CO
improved by two-story Frame Building used As /
store and dwelling.
Terms: All cash A deposit of 900 will be required
At time Of sale terms Of sale Re not complied with
within ten days from sale the Trustees reserve the
right resell the property after that time at the risk
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser.
VIM w. DANENHOWER, $780,.
WAsHINGTON DANENHowER,S Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOneer. au27.d&ds
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OUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
2oEsT N E PIE S Of RENE TA
4BT 81 1ST ssf3YEA5E
GINA hh aEsG SH 81 TAE SR
6REb EhE ANR W TTHW A HHM
Fine As M
OF STREET CARS
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of sz7e
the District Of ceumis sitting II equity passed
81 sErs
aaed in said to WITT that part e Of lot Is
lot Numbered IL and running thence southwardly s.
feet inches to 3Ofoot alley; thence westwardfy 80
and thence esstwardly with Virginia avenue So feet
inches to place OF beginning containing 1868 square
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. the balance in two
equal instruments IN SIX and twelve months from day
Be the dy %
deposit Of 800 shall be made the time OF sale or
a, cash at option Of purchaser Decree Of court au
terms Of sale are not complied With within i've days
properly at the risk ana cost Of the default
WM. SMALL, Trustee,
GALE OF CONDEMNED PROPERTY.
- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU or ENGRAVING
On TUESDAY M 1SB Ehss9ls SEPTEMBER rH1n.
TENTH 1887. at Ten O'CLOCK, will be sold at
street and Psnnsyivanis avenue, Washington. D. c.
20 Plate Printing Presses. Ink Mills, Iron Pipe Hose
81 Bules
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
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THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 18th e., bv
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. ii. KAUFFMANN, PresE
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AUCTION SALES.
TT'HOMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer:

V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE
TWO FINE PIANOS, FRENCH PLATE MANTEI,
M1RRORF1NE PARLOR FURNITURE, FRENCH
PLATE HALL BACK A NUMBER OF FINE OH,
PAINTINGS, ORNAMENTS AND BRIC.A. BR AC.
VERY ELEGANT CARVED OAK CHAMBER SET
CARVEDOAK HALL SEAT, WALNUT AND OTHER
CHAMBEk FURNITURE, HAIR MATTRESSES,
FINE SILVERPLATED TEA SETS, FINE CHINA
AND GLASS WARE. CARPETS, TOGETHEK
WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES OF VALUE AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER EIGHTH.
1887, commencing AT TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell
within and IN front Of auction rooms valuable lot
OF Household Edects Many Of these goods could not
be reached on Saturday and will be closed on the
date mentioned
Terms cash. se6.2t
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctionee1s.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of . trust deed given to me and duiy re-
corded in Lber 100. folio 800. seq Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia. Will sell at pub
lie suction, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER EIGHTH
1887, at HALF-PAST NINE O'CLOCK A. NJ, within
the auction rooms Of DuncansOn Bros, corner Ninth
and ID streets northwest, Washington, d. c.,
S6S4 shares Of stock Of the Albany Artetan lea Co.
Of Albany, Ga.
au24-d CHARLES NJ HENDIEY, Trustee.
OFFICE OF DANENHOWER son,
~ Real Estxte and Insurance Brokers,
LILO street northwest.
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0RATRFUI-COMFoRTINo
IPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

govern The opsf.tions Of Digestion and nutIition and
~ sppnsanon Of the nne Properues Of we'll
table. With dsiic.ssly a.voEsd bsysrsss which nay
szoD. NJ 10y nssy oocton balls. IL . by the Judi.
may pc gradually built untl stronr suough 10 e
-, every tendency to dteeaoe. Hundroda a suhfle
ms&es ase nossing around ready 70 sttscf vhere-
sNst slers week point We may eocape many
Rors nood and properly nouriahsd fssmNsLC1l
Hads simply With boiling water or milh eo,d only
N nAAS-po9nd cns by GxoeeeA labellsd thus;
JAMES xPPs 4 90. Hon0ovsshss casma.s.
NE xps1AU London. Ip~i.,A
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OF the microst ope the mufled echoes OF the fexi.
meter, the uncertain tracings OF the sphygmo-
graph and the signing murnurS OF the sJethO-
scope. From these We gather our Oracles, inter-
preting them, each according to his personal lido
syncrasy or mere individual S Whim. Even 1000 can
passive as the wool that goes to the cards The
vital forces with their lnitleSs and lttle-under.
stood actions and reactions are the only real fac
tors; always excepting mere mechanical results,
such as gravity, momentum, dlstenslon, penetra-
ton and the like as also q limited range OF direct
chemical afinittes and even these In the presence
Of the living forces, ara materially abridged mOdi.
ned or retarded; and also excepting yet hypo-
thetieal degree OF germ asoa power; drugs Of
acted and reacted upon. Shall we go on forever
heedlessiy ignoring this fact? will any thinking
Wne Is mot ass aa Ry
to demand proof that darkness Is absence OF light.
Passtvely accepting the opposite DOCTRINE the pro
-''' - WASTED AGES OF EFFORT
and oceans Of midnight oil In the vain search for
the ignis fatuus OF cures antagonists 'stmili-
NUNS and sspecincs' Hence, the prevailing mad
ness in the medical world Is pharmacomania. AS
pharmaceutical therapeutics quite long enough.
1t Is the lazy and shiftless way, and because 0uI
patients have been sausaea with tt-for want OF 9
with sigh), we have been content TO glide along
nave the 70 the ore Se
with which We now or1be the jury, while we
pettifog &C the bar OF conscience? And shall we
frankly confess that we navor All our prescnp-
tt0ns with little OF the peptQ0e OF chariatanism,
.s, QUIZ MODERN Ju0alKRY
is none the less juggiery because It has been made
aesthetic and clad In Q thin drapery OF science II
is simply nolonget manual. but rather intellectual
LEGATION. without thisI ali our most erudite en-.
~ tva ~ sae g1s .M ~ my S9 9 M,
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OLD sUPERsTITIoNS, PEACEFULLY REDIRAPKD Still,
BELIEVED N-THE MYTHOLOGY OF THE PAST AND
MODERN JUGGLERY-THR FIELD OF THE FUTURE
MEDIco-MANIAcs AND THE DRLUsIvE MAKEsH1rrs
OF MEDICINE.
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WML PApras
p. HANSON HISS B 90. SIS 15thss n
ReH Iupers " az grodes
Fr5szes and Ceiling Dscorofsona
Special attention given 70 Plain aud Decorative
Painting
Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds Of In.
ter1or Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection Of
our goods - respectfully solicited app
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-18

says Mondays Times. Review, and will
be buried from tho parents residence
on Front street at 8 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. This is the second death oc-
curing in that family within week,
and leaves the parents childless. Their
little son, Howard, died during Friday
night last and was consigned to the grave
yesterday by a large number of sympa-
tbizing friends of the family. A beauti-
full feature of the obsequies was the Sc
lection of six small boys who acted as
pail bearers, viz: Frank Ennor, Lantie
Reamer, Harry Hardesty, Bert Miller,
Artie Bowen and Hobart Rule, who
have been designated to act in the same
capacity tomorrow, and are requested
to assemble at the same ii me and place
AS yesterday. The grief stricken par
ents are almost heartbroken over the
loss of their children, and may He who
watches over all. help and console them
i'll their great bereavement
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-18
"A Vision.

A careworu man slowly wendell his
way homeward, bordering over the
problem of existence, and wondering
how he should supply the many needs
of large family. Suddenly, there
appeared floating in the air above
him and just out of reach vision of
HsssSs n Pointing Hand. Shocked and
startled, he instinctively passed his hand
over his eyes and then tried to thrust
the phantom from him. Again aud
again, but without avail, he tried
to rid himself of its presence, but the
Pointing Handy, ever just
beyond his reach and nothing would in .
duce the vision to depart. 1t fingered
through the long evening hours,
and when at last his eyes closed i'll
slamber he dreamed only of the
RZY7 Pointing Hand. Through the still
watches OF the night it WAS ever pres
emit, aud when his eyes opened III
the morning it was only to behold
once again the threatening, Cola.
manding phantom Of the ever.present
Pointing Hand, - that hung like II
lneance and bidding above him, nj
ways pointing in one direction. lie
followed it, md found peace and rest.
II was REASON pointing the way to bar.
gains nov offered nv
Ey NJ. REINIIART. q
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-18
He Knew what he was About.

A new reporter had joined the staff.
lie was writing up his first assignment,
whicll1 was the resuscitation of half
drowned woman. The city editor
looked over the scribbler's shoulder,
form lay on the deck and her short
pants"
"Tut tut, young man, said the city
editor, none of your Zolu reulism-not
on this great religious daily. Drop that
pants business.
The newSreporter smiled softly and
wrote on: "And her short pants for
breath showed That consciousness was
returning. IL Hawthorne bulletin.
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The Asylum investigation.

The case for the prosecution was con-
cluded yesterday noon, aud Supt. Bish-
OPP and witnesses for the defense were
examined during the afternoon. 1t is
conceded that the charges relating to
misrepresentation of funds were en- ,Iy
explained away. but the prosecution iu-
sist that the charges of cruelty have not
yet been. The examination will proba-
bly, end tonight. The testimony is all
being stenographicaIly reported, and
will be given 10 the public in full
{ Reno journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-18
Pleads Not Guilty.

A Salinas dispatch of the 18th in.
stant says:
T. M. Simmons, late manager of the
Hotel Del Monte, md now lying i'll the
county Jail mt this plncc awaiting trial
for burning that hotel, was this morning
arraiSned before the Superior Court,
where he pleaded not guilty. The date
of his tr al was set for Monday, June
goth, and he was again renanded to the
custody of the Sheriff.